I can't tell you how many times pilgrimage has been on my mind in the last two years... probably daily, but I couldn't quite get it all together enough for a podcast.
Things have changed in my life again. In October, I moved to Lincoln, Nebraska and started a job working the Sociology Department of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. It's nothing exciting, just office work, but it has me living on my own again.
Sandy has been working at a couseling job that really suits her. I hope to have her explain it in the next episode of Ipilgrim and we hope to get more than just one episode a year going.
This particular podcast has been in the works for two years now. I've been wanting to walk this for a long time, but you know... life gets in the way.
At one point, I did map it out using Bill's map and Google Earth. Then, I looked up options for lodging other than sleeping on the floor via AirBNB. It looks feasible but, or course, more expensive than the Camino. If you want to see Bill's website, chech it out http://www.saintdamiendeveusterpilgrimage.com/
And, if you want to actually go to see the official pilgrimage site of Saint Damien in Moloki, that involves another flight and 400 dollars to get permission to tour.
As always, we welcome suggests for future shows and we would love to hear how things are on the Camino de Santiago.
You can listen to our latest episode here.
